2001 Workshop
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filed under:
Dairy Cattle Nutrition,
Dairy
Proceedings
- Dietary manipulation to reduce phosphorus and nitrogen excretion by lactating dairy cows - Dr. Zhiguo Wu and Dr. Peter Tozer, The Pennsylvania State University
- Feeding various fat sources to lactating dairy cows and their effects on milk quality - Dr. Tom Jenkins, Clemson University
PDF of Accompanying Powerpoint slides - Bulk tank milk quality: A tool for improving milk quality and addressing mastitis issues on the farm (PDF of PowerPoint slides) - Dr. Bushan Jayarao, The Pennsylvania State University
- Development and application of an integrated approach for estimating the nutritive value of corn silage - Dr. Randy Shaver, University of Wisconsin - Madison
PDF of Accompanying Powerpoint slides - The effect of forage particle size on dairy cattle - Paul Kononoff, The Pennsylvania State University
- Direct-fed microbials for dairy cows and enzymes for lactating dairy cows: New theories and applications - Dr. Limin Kung, Jr., University of Delaware
- Managing mycotoxins in Northeast silage - Dr. Gretchen Kuldau, The Pennsylvania State University
- Managing variability in feed program - Dr. Norman St. Pierre, The Ohio State University
Workshop Handouts
- PowerPoint Presentation: Ruminal Acidosis, Part I
- PowerPoint Presentation: Ruminal Acidosis, Part II
- Ruminal Acidosis, PDF of Entire PowerPoint
Manure Image: Manure samples from different animal groups at the Penn State Dairy
Herd: Fresh Cow, High Group, Low Group, Dry Cow/Fiber, and Dry
Cow/Conventional- Worksheet: Sifting Corn
- Worksheet: Sieving
- Results from the workshop on corn separation
Manure Image: Manure samples from different animal groups at the Penn State Dairy
Herd: Fresh Cow, High Group, Low Group, Dry Cow/Fiber, and Dry
Cow/Conventional